Reproductive Genetics Bibliography - Genetics & Public Policy Center

Updated December 2004
Strong, Carson, Consent to Sperm Retrieval and Insemination After Death or Persistent
Vegetative State, 14 J.L. & Health 243 (1999/2000)
Student Articles:
Sutton, Stacey, The Real Sexual Revolution: Posthumously Conceived Children, 73 St. John's L.
Rev. 857 (1999)
VanCannon, Kayla, Fathering a Child From the Grave: What are the Inheritance Rights of
Children Born Through New Technology After the Death of a Parent? 52 Drake L. Rev. 331
(2004)
Andrews, Lori B., A Conceptual Framework for Genetic Policy: Comparing the Medical, Public
Health, and Fundamental Rights Models, 79 Wash. U. L. Q. 221 (2001)
Andrews, Lori B., Elster, Nanette, Adoption, Reproductive Technologies, and Genetic
Information, 8 Health Matrix 125 (1998)
Annas, George J., Genetic Privacy: There Ought to Be a Law, 4 Tex. Rev. Law & Pol. 7 (1999)
Annas, George J., The Impact of Medical Technology on the Pregnant Woman's Right to Privacy
(1987)
Apel, Susan B., Privacy in Genetic Testing: Why Women are Different, 11 S. Cal. Interdis. L.J. 1
(2001)
Balint, John, Issues of Privacy and Confidentiality in the New Genetics, 9 Alb. L.J. Sci. & Tech.
27 (1998)
Bauman, Jenna H., Discovering Donors: Legal Rights to Access Information About Anonymous
Sperm Donors Given to Children of Artificial Insemination in Johnson v. Superior Court of Los
Angeles County, 31 Golden Gate U.L. Rev. 193 (2001)
Berg, Jessica, Grave Secrets: Legal and Ethical Analysis of Postmortem Confidentiality, 34
Conn. L. Rev. 81 (2001)
Brownrigg, Alissa, Mother Still Knows Best: Cancer-Related Gene Mutations, Familial Privacy,
and a Physician's Duty to Warn, 26 Fordham Urb. L.J. 247 (1999)
Buchanan, Allen, Ethical Responsibilities of Patients and Clinical Geneticists, 1 J. Health Care
L. & Pol'y 391 (1998)
Burnett, Jeffrey W., A Physician's Duty to Warn a Patient's Relatives of a Patient's Genetically
Inheritable Disease, 36 Hous. L. Rev. 559 (1999)
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